Prisma House

Corcoran New Development is proud to represent Prisma House as exclusive marketing and leasing agent. This exciting new rental building, developed by Rivington Company and designed by SBJ Group, takes its cues from the creative energy that envelops the area, bringing together a thoughtful Brooklyn living experience grounded in wellness, intention, and personality. Rising 10 stories at 126 Sandford Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant, on the northwest corner of Myrtle Avenue, Prisma House sits where Bed-Stuy, South Williamsburg, and Clinton Hill all come together — a strategic crossroads within blocks of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Pratt Institute, and the acclaimed dining, shopping, and nightlife of all three neighborhoods. The building’s distinct turquoise façade adds a point of architectural curiosity to the area, foreshadowing the artistry that lies within. Upon entering Prisma House, you’ll be welcomed by a bright sun-splashed lobby, where custom chandeliers by artist Inés Esnal soar overhead. Additional common areas include a spacious co-working lounge with billiards, an outdoor recreation deck, and a fitness center with top-of-the-line strength-training equipment, cardio machines, and stretching areas. Above it all, a landscaped rooftop terrace awaits with lounge seating, grilling stations, and more. It’s the perfect place to relax after a long day while taking in the view or entertain guests high above the twinkling city lights.

Five horses and one dog trot on a flat beach with turquoise-blue waters behind them.

Small pink building with green trim labeled “Ice Cream Shack,” featuring a menu board, decorative tables, a potted palm, and a golf cart nearby under a partly cloudy sky.

Large white yacht with multiple decks and a slide extending into turquoise blue water.

Prisma House Arrives Boldly in Bed-Stuy

Just two blocks from the Myrtle-Willoughby subway, this vibrant new development adds 120 rental homes and a broad spectrum of resident amenities to the crossroads of three beloved Brooklyn neighborhoods.

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The appeal of Prisma House extends well beyond its walls. On the surrounding blocks, you’ll find a mix of historic townhouses, charming cafés, and the countless small businesses that give the community its enduring character. When you’re ready to leave the neighborhood, it’s easy to reach Manhattan, Queens, and the rest of Brooklyn: In addition to G train service at Myrtle-Willoughby, the J and M trains serve nearby Myrtle Avenue and Flushing Avenue stations, with the A and C available at Nostrand Avenue. The area is also well served by MTA buses, including B54, B44, and B44-SBS.

A thoughtful collection of one-bedroom, one-bedroom with home office, and two-bedroom layouts emphasize light, openness, and flexibility, with floor plans emphasizing natural movement between spaces. Oversized windows invite maximum sunlight and frame expansive views over the city, while wide-plank wood floors add innate warmth. Bedrooms embrace a calming neutral palette with generous closet space. Kitchens feature quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, and matte black hardware, paired with sleek stainless steel appliances. Bathrooms boast floating vanities, rainfall showers, and large-format porcelain tile. All residences feature in-unit washers and dryers.

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